MiTAC International Corp (神達電腦) said it has acquired the global positioning system (GPS) unit from its customer Brunswick Corp for US$16 million in cash, aiming to become No. 2 in the global GPS ...

Taiwan's MiTAC International Corp (神達), the world's biggest manufacturer of global positioning system (GPS) devices on a contract basis, yesterday said it planned to buy Brunswick Corp's GPS ...

Magellan has announced it is selling its consumer products division to MiTAC, with the deal expected to be finalized in January 2009. Exact financial terms have not been disclosed, nor what will ...

Mitac International has set the challenging goal for itself of shipping 8-9 million GPS devices in and attain a global market of 20% for 2009, according to the company. Mitac shipped 5.5 million GPS ...

Mio 138) can be mounted in a car or used as a handheld device. It's got a 300 MHz Intel XScale CPU, 32MB of memory, a Secure Digital slot, and a 3.5-inch screen. Unfortunately, the system uses the ...

Looking to beef up its GPS product line, Mitac International has agreed to buy the consumer products division of GPS maker Magellan Navigation for an undisclosed sum. Taiwan-based Mitac sells ...

Mitac International president Billy Ho has revealed that the company aims to ship seven million GPS devices in 2007 – a goal far higher than the 5.5 million units that market observers had previously ...

MiTAC is better known for making GPS systems and mobile entertainment devices than full-fledged tablet computers. But according to SoftPedia, MiTAC will be showing off four new Android tablets at ...

Over the weekend the lucky Hungarians behind 220Volt managed to get their hands on Mitac's latest MIO handheld, the P560, and reviewed it to within an inch of its slick little life. Now my Hungarian ...

The irrepressible urges of modern day Dr. Frankensteins don't always get channelled into the making of botch-stitched yokel-spookers. At times the blending of two totally disassociated things together ...

MiTAC is the latest company to enter the Netbook Arena, with the MiTAC MiStation. This new netbook features an 8.9 inch screen and is powered by a 1.6Ghz Intel Atom Processor. For storage, there will ...

Mitac, the makers of the Mio 168, the first Pocket PC with integrated GPS, is aiming to improve on their earlier effort with the Mio 188, which should do everything the first one did, but better. The ...